Five Nights at Freddy's VR: Help Wanted is the first virtual reality game in the Teddy Bear's Five Nights in the Harem series.

The story originally characterized the six works of the main series as "true story games" within the worldview of this work, and the content of these games was "reworked" into this work with excellent production, so there is actually a layer between the real play part of this work and the real world that is not directly affected by the player. Play directly affected by the world, carving the virtual developers story of the world, and the development of this work to become a "game about the game". The concept of this world interaction, in fact, in another gaiden "Teddy Bear's Five Nights World" has long been brought out.

Although this work is currently a gaiden nature, but a lot of research among the community that the original author has been for the series to the mainstream game production and special reset, the concept of using similar settings for parallel worlds to use, so that future new works can be in the original series of timeline outside the fight for more creative space. It is worth mentioning that this work shows a more fragmented developer events, it is in the later release of the "Fess Bear Horror" series of novels "full body into" re-enactment.

Players plunged into a brand new virtual reality game released by Fess Bear Entertainment Enterprises and were told before they started that the company had worked with an independent producer in the past, only to find that the content of those promotional games was too far from the truth, so management decided to invest in a separate, recreated virtual reality experience to mock the poor quality of the finished product with a strong previous game. But during the game, the player discovers that one of the producers has left scattered notes on a cassette deck about the strange events he and another colleague, Jeremy, encountered during testing and the secrets they realized in the process while they were at one of the commissioned game companies.